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SAINT FRANCIS HEALTHCARE SYSTEM FAMILY NEWSLETTER – NOVEMBER 2017
POWERLINE
PUMPKIN ARTISTRY ON DISPLAY AT SAINT FRANCIS FALL FESTIVAL IN THIS ISSUE
New Organizational Structure .............2
Joy of Mission ..................................................3
HIPAA Tip......................................................4
Faces of Saint Francis .................................5
Service Milestones ....................................6
Recognizing Special Roles ....................7
Employee Birthdays .................................8
New Employees ..........................................9
Pink Up Recap ...........................................10
Heads Up .......................................................11
Benefits Corner .........................................12
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The Joy of Mission committee’s first Fall Festival was held More than 100 employees and their families attended the
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Friday, October 26, in the All Saint Conference Room. The Fall Festival, looking at all the decorated pumpkins, jumping
pumpkin decorating competition was stiff, with 57 amazing in the bounce house, playing games, enjoying plenty of treats BRAD HOLTEN
entries! Winners of the five categories were: and having great company. Graphic Designer
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• Most Creative: Human Resources, “Franciscanville” A special thank you to all those who made this event happen,
(pictured above) especially Elizabeth Gibbar, Joy of Mission committee
• Most Clinical: Emergency Department, “Patient O’Lantern, member and chairperson of the event; Facilities Management
Jack” staff, who created all the games from scraps in their shop;
• Most Traditional: Food and Nutrition Services, “All Gave and the leaders and employees who donated candy, cider and
Some, Some Gave All” treats for all our guests.
• Most Franciscan: Volunteer Services, “Pumpkin Francis”
–Photos of additional winning entries are on page 12.
• Best in Show: Progressive Care, “This is How Pumpkin Pie
is Made”
NEW ORGANIZATIONAL STRUCTURE
The new organizational chart was introduced at the forums in October. Vice President – Professional Services (Gerry Salter)
Maryann Reese, Saint Francis President and CEO, began working on the
• Pharmacy (Grady Yount)
restructure 18 months ago.
• Hospitalists, Intensivists and Weight Loss Solutions (Mark Schultz)
The goal of the restructure is to better align Saint Francis Healthcare System’s • Orthopedics, Rehabilitation and Fitness Plus (Joel Sander)
hospital and physician enterprises to enhance our standardization of care. • Emergency and Trauma Services (Chad Garner)
• Imaging Services and Disaster (Rob Grayhek)
A new executive position was added, Chief Administrative Officer/General
• Laboratory Services (Kim Matthews)
Counsel, which will be filled by James Burke. Burke comes to Saint Francis
• Oncology and Pulmonology Services (Lisa Newcomer)
from Mercy, where he served as Vice President and Regional General Counsel
(Central Region), leading the legal work for nearly half of Mercy’s operations, Vice President – Ambulatory Services (Alex Ogburn)
including 21 hospitals, 151 clinic locations, four outpatient surgery centers,
• Northern Region (Jason Bandermann)
five urgent care and 10 convenient care centers, all of which employ nearly
• Southern Region (Open)
20,000 people.
• Ambulatory/Chief Nursing Officer (Debby Sprandel)
In his new role at Saint Francis, he will serve as the Healthcare System’s general
Chief Medical Officer (Dr. Tom Diemer)
counsel, bringing legal in-house, and will oversee the Human Resources and
Employee Health (Becky Swoboda), Business Development (David Stagner),
Vice President – Foundation (Jimmy Wilferth)
Marketing (Emily Blattel) and Legal/Risk departments (Vereline Johnson),
as well as lead the physician enterprise division. The Vice President of • Foundation
Professional Services (Gerry Salter) and Vice President of Ambulatory Services • The Friends of Saint Francis
(Alex Ogburn) will report to Burke, representing the inpatient and outpatient • Auxiliary/Volunteers
physicians respectively. • Gift Shop
Following are the other changes to the organizational structure: Chief Financial Officer (Tony Balsano)
Chief Nursing Officer/Vice President – Patient Services (Jeannie Fadler) • Controller (Dave Prather)
• Accounting (Jeremy Jones)
• Surgical Services and Ambulatory Surgery Center (Julie Woodruff)
• Revenue Cycle (Justin Winkler)
• Critical Care Services (Rodney Brown)
• Facilities Management (Mark Culberson)
• Medical/Surgical and Maternal and Child Services (Liz Glastetter)
• Central Staffing and Scheduling (John DeMarie) Director of Mission (Jim Lawrence)
Chief Information Officer/Vice President – Strategy (Jason Ewing) • Pastoral Care (Debbie Gibson)
• Ethics Committee
• Information Systems/Cybersecurity (Wayne Floyd)
• The Joy of Mission Committee
• Health Information Management (Debbie Sexton)
• BioMed (Doug Halter) Chief Performance Improvement Officer (Stephanie LaPierre)
• Materials Management (Dave Riddell – interim)
• Case Management and Social Work (Carol Steffens)
• Food Service (Asha Faulkner)
• Performance Improvement (Leigh-Ann White)
• Training and Development (Natelie Frazier-Cook)
• Home Health and Hospice (Claire Kneer)
• Palliative Care
• Wound Care
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HOLIDAY EVENTS CALENDAR
St. Francis of Assisi lived his life in joyful service of his brothers, the Poor Veterans Day Recognition Reception
Clares, the hungry, the lepers and the castaways of society. As St. Francis
In observation of Veterans Day, and to honor the Saint Francis Family
recognized that his calling was from God, we too should see God’s loving
members who have served our country, the Mission Integration Committee
hand in our lives. It is not by accident that we are working together in this
will host a recognition reception Friday, November 10, in the Healing Arts
blessed place and thus, we should be joyful in our daily activities.
Garden at 11 am. All employees, physicians, and volunteers who served and
November is a month that we typically associate with Thanksgiving. The are still serving in the military are invited to come and be recognized.
crops have been harvested and we take time to reflect on the blessings God
Everyone is encouraged to stop in and thank our veterans. Veterans Day
has provided for us. We also take time to recognize those who have come
honors all American veterans, living and dead, and is intended to thank them
before us.
for dedication and loyal service to their country. We deeply appreciate the
The Catholic church sets aside days for All Saints Day and All Souls Day sacrifices they have made to keep our country free.
during which we reflect on the great servants of our God and we offer
Please RSVP and provide your name, branch and years of service to Jim
prayers for our deceased. We continue the month in grateful reflection
Schultz in Pastoral Care at ext. 6842.
as we offer food for the needy and celebrate our thankfulness for
God’s blessings.
Thanksgiving Meal
November 1 – All Saints Day
The annual Saint Francis Family Thanksgiving Buffet will be held November
• We honor the great Saints such as Peter, Paul, John, John Paul II and
16 in the Tuscan Sun Restaurant. In recognition and appreciation of your
others who have served our Lord and sought to bring us closer to God.
efforts and successes, members of the Executive Team and Leadership will
serve the complimentary meal to employees, volunteers and special guests.
November 2 – All Souls Day
In place of the meal coupons, please present your employee badge when
• We honor those who have come before us and pray for the dead. We will
you attend the celebration.
pray for all the deceased members of Saint Francis Healthcare System at
the Mass at 11 am.
Those who do not attend the Thanksgiving Meal on November 16 may get a
meal voucher from Human Resources to use at your convenience. The meal
November 11 – Veteran’s Day
vouchers ($4.50 value) are valid November 17-30. Treats will be deliviered
• We show gratitude for those who have served our country and perhaps
to off-site practics and clinics.
given their lives for our freedom or the freedom of others.
Employee Christmas Party
November 16 – Saint Francis Family Thanksgiving Meal
All Saint Francis Healthcare System employees are invited to the annual
November 17 – St. Elizabeth of Hungary
Employee Christmas Party on Friday, December 8, at Drury Plaza
• St. Elizabeth was known for her love in feeding the poor. We will collect
Conference Center. Doors will open at 6 pm. Heavy hors d’oeuvres and
food and clothing in the departments and physician practices for the
dessert will be served.
poor and needy.
Employees may bring one guest and are requested to show their employee
November 23 – Thanksgiving Day
identification badge for entrance. Adults only please.
• On this day, we honor our God for the many blessings that he has
bestowed upon and we celebrate our blessings with friends and family.
RSVP at sfmc.net/employeechristmas.
November 26 – Our Lord Jesus Christ, King of the Universe
A free drink coupon will be provided for each person and a cash bar will be
• What a fitting way to wrap of the month of Thanksgiving by honoring our
available. Outside alcohol not permitted.
Lord who humbled himself to take our human form, live with us, teach us
and suffer and die for us.
Details will also be coming out about a weekly Advent bible study to be led
by Father Patrick. We pray for God’s blessings upon you and your family.
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HIPAA TIP MAKING AN EFFECTIVE WORK SPACE
It’s estimated that we spend almost 20 percent of the average workday
looking for information to perform our jobs. That’s about one day each week
spent searching for materials, documents, or files and more often than not,
the culprit is a disorganized work space.
So, how does one begin to organize a physical work area? Below are some
tips for eliminating clutter, creating an organizing structure and maintaining
that structure.
• The first step is to de-clutter your work area. Toss, shred and get rid
of things that you don’t need or want. It may work best to start with one
section of your work area initially, and then expand.
• Establish “work zones.” Determine what type of activity happens in
each area of your space: you’ll probably have a main workspace (such as
your desk), a reference area (filing cabinet, shelves, binders) and an area
Knowing how to communicate patient health information to family, friends
for storing supplies and materials.
and other parties and still practicing HIPAA isn’t as tricky as it sounds.
Rule of Thumb #1: Your desk is for work, not storage.
A HIPAA covered entity may share protected health information with a
patient’s family members, relatives, friends, or other persons identified by • Gather items and put them in the work zone where they belong. This is
the patient as involved in the patient’s care. A covered entity also may share an opportunity to clear your piles!
information about a patient as necessary to identify, locate and notify family • Organize print materials. Use file folders to organize — by topic, project,
members, guardians, or anyone else responsible for the patient’s care, of team, meeting or individual. For example, you may have a separate
the patient’s location, general condition or death. This may include, where folder for each project, for each committee you attend, for your one
necessary to notify family members and others, the police, the press or the on-one meetings. You may also create a folder for articles that you want
public at large. (For further details see 45 CFR 164.510(b).) to read.
• The covered entity should get verbal permission from individuals or Rule of Thumb #2: Where possible, save information and materials as
otherwise be able to reasonably infer that the patient does not object, electronic files.
when possible; if the individual is incapacitated or not available, covered
entities may share information for these purposes if, in their professional Rule of Thumb #2.1: Use the same organizing, naming schemes for
judgment, doing so is in the patient’s best interest. electronic files as for your print files.
• For patients who are unconscious or incapacitated: A health care
Rule of Thumb #2.2: When a project is completed, scan all files into an
provider may share relevant information about the patient with family,
electronic folder.
friends, or others involved in the patient’s care or payment for care, if the
health care provider determines, based on professional judgment, that
• To keep your work area orderly, take a few moments to organize at the
doing so is in the best interests of the patient.
end of the day, placing items where they belong.
• In addition, a covered entity may share protected health information
with disaster relief organizations that, like the American Red Cross, are Rule of Thumb #3: Handle paper and electronic information once, until you
authorized by law or by their charters to assist in disaster relief are ready to reference it. As soon as a document or e-mail reaches your
efforts, for coordinating the notification of family members or other desk, decide, Do I act on it, read it, file it, delegate it or hand it off? Then, do
persons involved in the patient’s care, of the patient’s location, general exactly that!
condition, or death. It is unnecessary to obtain a patient’s permission to
Getting organized requires time and stick-to-it-iveness: time to implement
share the information in this situation if doing so would interfere with the
new organizing strategies and the diligence to establish new work habits
organization’s ability to respond to the emergency.
and routines. But it can help you retrieve information more quickly, use
For more information, contact Debbie Sexton, Director of Health your time more efficiently and reduce the stress that often accompanies
Information Management, at ext. 5114 or [email protected]. disorganization. You’ll be glad you did!
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FACES OF SAINT FRANCIS JINGLE BELL RUN
Christy Farrow
Christy Farrow, MBA, has been named Practice
Manager for Neuroscience Specialty Practices.
In this role, Farrow will oversee operations for
Cape Neurology Specialists, Cape Neurosurgical
Associates, Cape Spean and Neurosurgical,
Rehabilitation Medical and Cape Pain Management.
She has been with Saint Francis for four years and previously worked as a
Rehabilitation External Admissions Liaison.
Farrow earned her BSBA in finance and her MBA in healthcare
administration from Southeast Missouri State University.
When not at work, Farrow loves spending time with her husband of eight
years, Cody and their two sons, Mase, 5, and Archer, 1. She also enjoys
walking in the evenings with friends from her neighborhood and is on The
Friends Saint Francis Board of Directors, Friends Gala Committee and
Power of One Committee.
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Jingle across the finish line to a toasty hot chocolate and kick off the holiday
VOLUNTEER VOICES
season at the annual Fitness Plus Jingle Bell Run/Walk Saturday, December
9, registration will begin at 7:45 am, and the race will promptly begin at
9 am.
The fall is off to a great start! The adult registration fee is $30 in advance and $40 the day of the race.
The 5K and one-mile participants will receive a long-sleeved cotton shirt. All
The “Bling It On” sale was held on October 25 and 26. Custom apparel and
proceeds benefit the Arthritis Foundation.
jewelry were available for a personalized, glitzy gift. Thank you for those
who came out and supported the Auxiliary. “It’s a great cause that can make an incredible impact in our local
community,” said Sandy Duncan, Health and Wellness Manager at
The ever-popular linen sales will still be held on the lower level of the
Fitness Plus.
Medical Center on the first Thursday of each month from 9 am-1 pm. This is
a great place to pick up used sheets, blankets, bed pads and much more! Participants are encouraged to dress in their best holiday-themed attire.
Grab your reindeer antlers and Santa hats, because judges will be scouting
A special thank you to everyone who came out to the annual Pink Pumpkin
the crowd for the best dressed.
Bake Sale October 27 in the Assisi Commons area. Our great volunteers
assisted with the sale and raised funds for Dig for Life. We are very blessed Registration forms are available at Fitness Plus or you can register online at
to have such hardworking and caring people on our team. www.jbr.org/cape.
Do you have a Volunteer’s Heart?
We have a great team of volunteers, but we are always looking for more
individuals to join the volunteer family. If you or someone you know is
interested, please contact Donna McLain at 573-331-5133.
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SERVICE MILESTONES
Acknowledgment Period: 08/20/17 - 09/30/17
The following employees reached service milestones with Saint Francis during the period listed above. Thank you for your dedicated service.
40 Years 10 Years 5 Years
Linda S. Ehlers Dory M. Anderson Sherry L. Bechaud
Cape Medical Oncology Cardiac Intensive Care Unit Inpatient Physical Therapy
Robert J. Pilsner Jason C. Bandermann Elizabeth P. Bohnsack
Facilities Management Farmington Physician Associates Cape Diabetes & Endocrinology
Carol A. Cagle Gary W. Daniel
35 Years Sleep Disorders Center Same Day Surgery
Rebecca K. Daub Joseph C. Dwyer, MD
Cindy M. Neely
SPD Supply Services Cape Cardiology Group
Sleep Disorders Center
Shanna L. Dickerson Barbara A. Finger
Operating Room Business Office
30 Years
Toni C. Foster Holly N. Fox
Carol S. Clements
Family Birthplace Cape ENT Group
Inpatient Occupational Therapy
Brandon L. Martin Edward M. Heath
Progressive Care Unit Emergency Room
25 Years
Jerry V. Parnell Shelly A. Henson
Randy W. Tingle Cardiac Intensive Care Unit Laboratory
Electrodiagnostic
Beth Y. Reimann Jeremy R. Jones
Fitness Plus Accounting
20 Years
Catherine M. Stoverink Michael S. Killen, MD
Rita P. Berry Operating Room Emergency Room
Fitness Plus
Chelsea D. True Corey A. Martin
Sandra K. Moore Cape Cardiology Group Security
Home Health
Angela K. Wright Danielle N. Mckenzie
Progressive Care Unit Family Birthplace
15 Years
Jennifer N. McLaughlin
Emergency Room
Michelle L. Allen
Emergency Room Brytny N. Potts
Progressive Care Unit
Jane M. Walker
Inpatient Physical Therapy Melissa A. Shepard
Cape Care for Women
Cheri D. Wells
General Medical Vickie S. Tankersley
Food Service
Jason M. Van de Ven
Fiscal Services
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190 DAYS CAUTI-FREE RECOGNIZING SPECIAL ROLES
The Recognizing Special Roles featured in PowerLine is a monthly
acknowledgment of Saint Francis Family members and the special roles
they play. The following Saint Francis Healthcare System professionals
are recognized in November. Please take time to thank them for
their contributions.
November 1-7: Medical-Surgical Nurses Week
More information is available at www.amsn.org. Saint Francis currently has
80 Medical-Surgical Nurses.
Our goal is to be the best hospital in the nation for quality, safety and value. November 5-11: Medical Staff Services Awareness Week (National)
In October, Saint Francis Medical Center celebrated 190 days without a More information is available at www.namss.org. Saint Francis currently has
CAUTI (Catheter Associated Urinary Tract Infections). The accomplishment two employees in Medical Staff Services positions.
was thanks to concentrated efforts of the nursing staff, led by initiative
owner Clayton Suggs, BSN, RN, along with Gayla Tripp, MSN, RN, CIC, November 5-11: Patient Transportation Week (National)
CPHQ; and Leigh-Ann White, MSN, RN, CPHQ, CSSB.
More information can be found at www.nahtm.org. Saint Francis currently
has 13 employees in Patient Transportation positions.
November 5-11: Radiologic Technology Week (National)
More information is available at www.asrt.org. Saint Francis currently has
WELLNESS AT WORK
43 Radiologic Technologist.
November 1-30: Hospice/Palliative Care Month (National)
Healthy Rewards Express Screening More information is available at www.caringinfo.org. Saint Francis currently
has 13 Hospice and Palliative Care positions.
Thursday, December 7 • 7-9 am
Saint Martha Conference Room November 1-30: Family Caregivers Month (National)
Hire months: November, December and January
More information is available at www.caregiveraction.org. Saint Francis
Spouses of employees with these evaluation months who are enrolled in currently has 37 Family Caregivers.
Saint Francis Healthcare System’s health insurance should also attend.
Dependents 18 years and older who are enrolled in the Healthcare
Featured awareness days, weeks or months are included in the Calendar
System’s health insurance plan are also invited to attend one of the Express
of Healthcare Observances and Recognition Days produced by the Society
Screenings the month before, during or following the Medical Center
for Healthcare Strategy & Market Development of the American Hospital
employee’s annual evaluation month.
Association. The feature will not recognize various diseases or movements,
Prior to the screening, please fast for 10-12 hours and visit only staff functions within the Healthcare System.
https://wellsuite.com/sfmchealthierus/ws/ to complete your online
Personal Wellness Profile.
If you miss the monthly Express Screening, you can get your Healthy
Rewards labs drawn at the Saint Francis Regional Lab (Entrance 7 – Heart
Hospital, lower level) with no appointment necessary! The Regional Lab is
open Monday-Friday, 7 am-5 pm.
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SAINT FRANCIS FAMILY BIRTHDAYS
NOVEMBER
Regan A. Deevers ...................................11/01 Christy S. LeGrand .................................11/09 Marsha M. Thompson ...........................11/16 Laura M. Pollard .....................................11/23
Sarah L. Kinney .......................................11/01 Whitney L. O’Loughlin ..........................11/09 Cathy L. Bates .........................................11/17 Valerie A. Besand ...................................11/24
Barbara L. Mueller .................................11/01 Julia R. Pettus ..........................................11/09 Taylor M. Carter .....................................11/17 Terri R. Chamberlain ..............................11/24
Lisa D. Pieper ...........................................11/01 Sarah L. Preusser ....................................11/09 Mona K. Copeland .................................11/17 Diana L. Farrar.........................................11/24
Chelsea A. Shoemaker ..........................11/01 Denise E. Siebert ....................................11/09 Kelley D. McGowan ...............................11/17 Matthew W. Holder ...............................11/24
Tina M. Strauser .....................................11/01 Brett M. Dickinson, MD........................11/10 Angela K. Peters .....................................11/17 Jennifer N. McLaughlin ........................11/24
Eric W. Welter .........................................11/01 Marlya M. Kelley.....................................11/10 Lisa K. Smallen ........................................11/17 Debra K. Sprandel ..................................11/24
Sarah E. Winningham ............................11/01 Christina A. MacKinnon .......................11/10 Terina R. Sutton ......................................11/17 Taylor N. Toombs ...................................11/24
Alicia A. Adams .......................................11/02 Kay E. Oehl ..............................................11/10 Tricia R. Bremer ......................................11/18 Cintina Y. Treadwell ...............................11/24
Rachelle E. Brosnan ...............................11/02 Paula J. McAlister ...................................11/11 Rachael M. Daume .................................11/18 Lana M. Arnzen .......................................11/25
Lisa J. Pittman..........................................11/02 Jean K. Mocherman ...............................11/11 Melanie S. Finnell ...................................11/18 Allyson E. Asmus ....................................11/25
Jennifer L. Tucker ...................................11/02 Susan J. Barrett .......................................11/12 Michele A. Goff .......................................11/18 Terry J. Bollinger.....................................11/25
Kristy A. Buchheit ..................................11/03 Jennifer S. Besand .................................11/12 Elizabeth A. Mason ................................11/18 Sandra D. Bryeans..................................11/25
Latashia L. King .......................................11/03 Nicole D. Bird ..........................................11/12 Erica E. Nelson ........................................11/18 Jennifer L. Edmunds ..............................11/25
Sarah J. Mirgaux .....................................11/03 Ginger A. Carter .....................................11/12 Lisa J. O’Brien ..........................................11/18 Darren R. Hefner ....................................11/25
Sharon K. Parks.......................................11/03 Lori M. Clapp ...........................................11/12 Betty J. Ford ............................................11/19 Pamela S. Kimbel ....................................11/25
Julie E. Baker-Caplan .............................11/04 Douglas J. Essner ...................................11/12 Teresa D. Grubbs ....................................11/19 Kayla R. Roberts .....................................11/25
Daphne M. Bollinger .............................11/04 Jordan S. Gerstner .................................11/12 Kimberly A. Keser ..................................11/19 Angela D. Butler .....................................11/26
Charlene M. Christian ...........................11/04 William D. Johnson, DO .......................11/12 Heather N. Martin .................................11/19 Cody M. Gaither .....................................11/26
Jane M. Hinkle ........................................11/04 Gene R. Magnus .....................................11/12 Louis G. Reisenbichler ...........................11/19 Lori L. Godfrey ........................................11/26
Sharyn B. Kelso .......................................11/04 Timothy A. Odom ...................................11/12 Angela M. Rogers ...................................11/19 Bethany M. McMahan ..........................11/26
Bethany A. Kern .....................................11/04 Julie N. Ogle ............................................11/12 Brandy L. Starling ...................................11/19 Taylor P. Menz .........................................11/26
Beverley A. Kester .................................11/04 Tyler W. Phelps .......................................11/12 Natalie M. Vance ....................................11/19 Adam S. Morgan, MD ............................11/26
Emily L. Militzer, MD .............................11/04 Susanna G. Randolph ............................11/12 Rusty D. Farrar ........................................11/20 Cynthia A. Swain ....................................11/26
Matthew J. Pfau ......................................11/04 Ruthlyn F. Coralde..................................11/13 Beverly D. Held .......................................11/20 Jennifer L. Ulaszek .................................11/26
Andrea N. Reeves ...................................11/04 Erin R. Dorsey .........................................11/13 Janet L. Hogan ........................................11/20 Kelcie L. Ussery ......................................11/26
Charlotte J. Smith ...................................11/04 Sandra K. Grebing ..................................11/13 Beverley J. Ivie ........................................11/20 Laura E. Al-Sayed, MD ..........................11/27
Shana L. Winchester .............................11/04 Jessica L. Green ......................................11/13 Linda K. Kaiser ........................................11/20 Aleksey A. Androsov, MD ....................11/27
Georgia A. Daniel ...................................11/05 Cynthia A. Helm......................................11/13 Stephen F. Langston ..............................11/20 Sarah A. Aydt, MD .................................11/27
Faith W. French.......................................11/05 Janet C. Landewee .................................11/13 Dianne F. Lawrence ...............................11/20 JaVonda L. Clemons...............................11/27
Billy H. Garner .........................................11/05 Marsha F. McRoy ....................................11/13 Nancy A. Sorrell ......................................11/20 Seth J. Dowdy .........................................11/27
Ryesia L. Murrell .....................................11/05 Michael D. Bass ......................................11/14 Jessica L. Thompson ..............................11/20 Margarita Ramos ....................................11/27
Patricia A. Northern ..............................11/05 Amy M. Drury .........................................11/14 Vicki S. Yeargain .....................................11/20 Jerrica A. Schlosser................................11/27
Patricia L. Rideout ..................................11/05 Wendy A. Dry .........................................11/14 Mollie E. Austin .......................................11/21 Julie M. Woodruff ..................................11/27
Lorilea Johnson .......................................11/06 Brandi M. Farrow ...................................11/14 Mary E. Bollinger ....................................11/21 Melindi L. Abner-Jones .........................11/28
Sylvia M. Roe ...........................................11/06 Felicia D. Girard ......................................11/14 Kristina L. Burks .....................................11/21 Jennifer R. Elfrink ...................................11/28
Andrea L. Tripoli .....................................11/06 Stephanie N. Grant ................................11/14 Mary L. Campbell ...................................11/21 Rachael M. Hoch ....................................11/28
Charles R. Bramlett ................................11/07 Alexis R. Halter .......................................11/14 Audra M. DeClue....................................11/21 Kalin N. Lawler ........................................11/28
Jeremy W. Conner .................................11/07 Amanda E. Lewis ....................................11/14 James T. Glueck ......................................11/21 Rhonda R. Robert ...................................11/28
Renee C. Hendrickson ..........................11/07 Ladonna R. McAlister ............................11/14 Kevin L. Halter ........................................11/21 Ashley E. Robinson ................................11/28
Kimberly K. Kern ....................................11/07 Melanie A. Morris ..................................11/14 Debra S. Houck .......................................11/21 Mark O. Smith .........................................11/28
Amber D. Oliver ......................................11/07 Joddie J. Richards ...................................11/14 Christine M. Mayberry .........................11/21 Kathryn S. Snyder ..................................11/28
Angela N. Williams .................................11/07 Wanda M. Bailey ....................................11/15 Tracy L. Metzger .....................................11/21 Emily L. Straley .......................................11/28
Kecia R. Wyatt ........................................11/07 Jena J. Brown ..........................................11/15 Amber D. Morlan ....................................11/21 Regina A. Lewis .......................................11/29
Cindy G. Bosch .......................................11/08 Kevin W. Callahan ..................................11/15 Karen E. Page ..........................................11/21 Douglas A. Lincoln .................................11/29
Madilyn R. Ellet .......................................11/08 Lindsay M. Eickmeyer ...........................11/15 Kimberly E. Reategui .............................11/21 Rochelle N. Martin .................................11/29
Kristen R. Horn .......................................11/08 Jessica S. Houseman .............................11/15 Misty Spears ............................................11/21 Sheryl S. Rich ...........................................11/29
James R. Mize ..........................................11/08 Debra A. Stevenson ...............................11/15 Sherry L. Trout ........................................11/21 Rayma L. Seabaugh ................................11/29
Brian P. Murphy ......................................11/08 Ashley M. Strasser .................................11/15 Emily C. Daly ...........................................11/22 Lloyd F. Williams .....................................11/29
Rhonda L. Sullivan ..................................11/08 Sarah M. Tanner......................................11/15 Stuart A. Greaser ....................................11/22 Phillip W. Yarbro .....................................11/29
Carmon A. Warner .................................11/08 Lyndsey R. Unterreiner .........................11/15 Angelique Heisserer ..............................11/22 Julie A. Fitzgerald ...................................11/30
Crystal G. Ainsworth .............................11/09 Tresa M. Walters ....................................11/15 Heidi J. Hunter, MD ...............................11/22 William K. Graham, MD ........................11/30
Casey C. Cox ...........................................11/09 Michelle L. Williams ...............................11/15 Karl D. Killion, DO ..................................11/22 Carol J. Hughes .......................................11/30
Mindy R. Crader .....................................11/09 Kathryn M. Coffman ..............................11/16 David E. Stagner .....................................11/22 Heather A. Jones ....................................11/30
Jennifer L. Day ........................................11/09 Jessica A. Hicks.......................................11/16 Maria Duroseau, MD .............................11/23 Jason A. Merritt ......................................11/30
Michael J. Dodd, DO .............................11/09 Chelsea D. Kelso .....................................11/16 Lance E. Eaker .........................................11/23 Brenda K. Sanders .................................11/30
Gina B. Graddy ........................................11/09 Cheyanne L. King ...................................11/16 Amanda D. Hulshof ................................11/23 Mary J. Underwood ...............................11/30
Tanya M. Hillis .........................................11/09 Stephanie J. McGee ...............................11/16 Paula R. Pierce ........................................11/23 Penny R. Zoll ............................................11/30
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NEW EMPLOYEES
WELCOME TO THE SAINT FRANCIS FAMILY!
Roxanne K. Bert Ashlee R. Garland Jada N. Long, RN Jenna L. Settle
Accounts Receivable Representative Medical Billing Specialist CN II Special Procedure Tech
Business Office Business Office Family Birthplace Cardiovascular Lab
Kevin W. Callahan, CRNA-C, RN, Matthew P. Gillardi Madisyn A. Loveall Dustin M. Spooler, PTA
CRNA-DOR Patient Transport Lifeguard Physical Therapy Assistant- Nursing Unit
CRNA Patient Transport Fitness Plus General Medical
Anesthesiology
Taylor N. Glueck, NCMED Hilary R. Michelson, RN Carley R. Summers
Christopher L. Chapman Nuclear Medicine Tech CN I Nurse Assistant
Network Engineer III Nuclear Medicine Orthopaedic-Surgical Inpatient Rehabilitation
Information Systems
Jessica L. Green, RRT, RT Edward D. Miller, RN Kalie D. Tackett, RN
Carmon A. Collier, RN, CRNA-DOR, Registered Respiratory Therapist CN II CN II
CRNA-C Inpatient Respiratory Therapy Medical Intensive Care Medical Intensive Care
CRNA
Anesthesiology Kristin K. Hoey Donna M. Moore Tyler C. Thornton
Retractor Holder Registration Clerk–Physician Office Field Service I
Brady H. Cramer Operating Room Kneibert Clinic Information Systems
Field Service I
Information Systems Heather B. Huffman, LPN Heather L. Moore Jennifer L. Ulaszek, RN
LPN–Physician Office Nurse Assistant CN I
Emily N. Daniels Physicians Park Primary Care Orthopedic-Surgical Medical Intensive Care
Lab Assistant
Laboratory Kathy L. Johnson Lorraine S. Price Clayton R. Vogt
Nurse Assistant HR Generalist Pharmacy Technician
Emily R. Dobbs Progressive Care Unit Human Resources Pharmacy
Admitting Clerk
Registration Center Stephanie K. Johnson Jessica K. Reed Brittney L. Watts
Admitting Clerk Phlebotomist Food Service Ambassador
Seth J. Dowdy Registration Center Laboratory Food Service
Field Service I
Information Systems Stacy M. Kilby Kayla R. Roberts, RN Jennifer E. White, RN
Patient Experience Specialist CN II CN II
Mitchell S. Farber, MD 3rd Floor ACC Same Day Surgery Neurosciences
Trauma Surgeon
Trauma Surgery Physicians Amanda J. Klosterhoff, RN Megan H. Salzman Michelle M. Williams
CN II Nurse Assistant Personal Trainer
Asha Faulkner Level III NICU Inpatient Rehabilitation Dexter Fitness Plus
Director–Food Services
Food Service Lauren N. Kranawetter, RN Dalton O. Sanders, RN Melissa R. Willmann
CN I CN II Food Service Ambassador
Evan M. Fetterhoff Same Day Surgery Level III NICU Food Service
Field Service I
Information Systems Pilar Anne Marie A. Loberiza Karl T. Schultz
Nurse Assistant Practice Manager III–Physician Office
Scott A. Gard, MD Progressive Care Unit Cape Cardiology Group
Vascular Surgeon
Cape Thoracic & Cardiovascular Surgery
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PINK UP IS MORE THAN A COLOR
Pink is more than just a color to all of us at Saint Francis. Pink represents
all our patients who are fighting cancer and those who have been blessed
to be called a survivor. Pink Up is dedicated to bringing screenings to our
communities for the top four cancers of our area: breast, lung, colon and
prostate cancer.
The color pink may seem like it is only for breast cancer, but to those of us at
Saint Francis, it represents all those who have fought, are fighting and who
have beaten cancer.
We kicked off the 2017 Pink Up awareness campaign on Tuesday, October
3, with more than 1,000 guests, including cancer survivors, their families
and supporters and the Saint Francis Family. The celebration was full of
great food, entertainment, fireworks and, of course, Pink Up merchandise, all
benefitting Dig for Life, Saint Francis’ program that provides free screenings
and other cancer services for local patients who could not otherwise
afford them.
Throughout the month, countless schools, businesses and individuals hosted
events and other activities in support of Pink Up. Southeast Missouri State
University’s football team played in a Pink Up game on November 4 for the
month’s finale.
For more information about the Pink Up Campaign, please contact the Saint
Francis Foundation at 573-331-5133.
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